Ti-Lock Now Available

bhyde said:
This looks to be available from Lynn O Olson already or are they pre-selling?
I can add it to the cart and check out..I have not done so....but I am wondering if they really have it? bah- It's late and I have had a long day..I am probably seeing things..
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Bill, They must be pre-selling them, I talked to Heather about them yesterday, She said not till after the first of the year, They are not in production yet.

 
nyefmaker said:
I am suprised how many people cant figure out how to open it or close it ??? You can see by the grooves in the handle how the thumb lugs ride on the end into the locked position. When closing, simply lift up slightly with your thumb and rotate it back to the closed position. Its definately different than a frame lock like we are used to from CRK, but this is not overly difficult to see how it operates.
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The clip confused some people as well.
Strange, this is the most self-explanatory new folder I’ve ever seen.
 
This is the long awaited answer to my prayers, so to speak. I have said for a long time that I wish that there was a "Medium" Sebenza, or something along those lines. Bigger than the small, and small than the big. I believe that this will be a perfect fit for my medium sized hands. Besides, I don't need a super-strong lock anyways. The hardest jobs my knives see is usually kitchen related. That or just playing around with the dang thing.
 
The only thing I like about this design is the blade length. I really want a Chris Reeve knife in-between the size of my small 21 and my Umnumzaan.

My problem with this knife is that they took the strength and simplicity of a Sebenza and it appears they made a weaker knife with a more complex design.

Of course, will not be able to truly judge the knife until the final production version is released.
 
RICKSTER said:
Bill, They must be pre-selling them, I talked to Heather about them yesterday, She said not till after the first of the year, They are not in production yet.
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They're probably trying to figure out how to scrawl "IDAHO MADE" all over the thing. :grumpy:
 
After handling one at the Plaza Custom Show, I can tell you this is the smoothest opening CRK folder you can buy.
 
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